Pouya Mohajer, MD

After getting the runaround by their very rude staff I had my first epidural injection 0 pain relief complete waste of time. Called to change the follow up no return phone call then when I finally got through to the office and ask for a morning appointment the very rude receptionist kept putting me out two weeks at a time and every time I said no I need a morning not in the afternoon two more weeks out finally got an appointment one month later and saw the PA very nice lady but didn’t get to tell the doctor of the useless injections that gave no relief. Now physical therapy referred to the doctor an in-​home decompression device called for 2 weeks straight five different times I left a message and they never return my phone calls, until the day before my second scheduled appointment and when I brought this to their attention they had no idea that this was going on asked for the phone number for the physical therapy. I called physical therapy and they faxed it to them twice. Total in competence total lack of caring. with all the bad Unilocal on here you would think that the doctor would try to do something to correct this problem but apparently he is unaware or he doesn’t care they don’t care I will be seeking another doctor.

This place sux bad 15 girls working behind the glass sound like a bunch of teenage girls at a slumber party and must have forgotten their working this place is so overbooked leaves patients in pain sitting in there lobby for hours and could careless I’m not the patient here my wife is which sux for her my pain management is not this bad and the doctor listens to you not tell you what he’s gonna do! People seriously don’t let this guy inject you with anything and I’d probably tell my insurance provider anywhere else but this place another thing it’s Friday afternoon around 2:30 but they close at 1 and you would think that would be it but there’s still more people walking in a bit ridiculous if you ask me. Don’t come here you won’t be happy tell your provider they should drop them

this is the worst doctor in Las Vegas and thats saying something since there are a lot of bad doctors out here. but he is the worst of them all…
Don’t expect pain meds. I’ve seen him about 5 times and i get a lecture about pain pills every time and he drops my dosage every time… guess what i have a herniated disc. IM IN PAIN!
expect wait times to be around 50 min. i have never waited less than 45 min and twice I’ve waited over an hour and because it took so long i had to leave and DIDNT EVEN GET TO SEE THE DOCTOR! every time i wait that long they say sorry were understaffed, and its usually 4 people gathered around to tell me they are understaffed. its lies. they have no idea how to schedule appointments. they cram as many people as they can into a day and could care less that a patient has to wait at least 45 min before they are even taken back to a room, where you could wait another 25 min.
not to mention this doctor has no bedside manner. he could care less what you have to say. and always ends up lecturing you about pain pills
AVOID THIS PLACE LIKE THE PLAGUE

Horrible staff and office they never pick up the phone. If you come 10 mins late because of car trouble they can’t pick up the phone to reschedule an appointment or see you the same day. I waited on the doctor for over and hour before. If you have a prior authorization forget that it will take one week minimum for the staff or doctor to get it handled. Rude Doctor sucks I’m forced to go here because of my HMO. Dr Mohajer is all about the money typical East Indian. I hope ends up losing his practice like Dr Desai for being a cheapskate crackpot, has some medical degree from the caribien…

This was a horrible visit. Dr Mohajer was not at all understanding or caring. He was like a dictator. He told me want he was going to do was injections. This is america i should have to say on what treatment i want. I quess he doesn’t make as much money with meds refills as injections.

I was in serious pain last year from three vertebrae pushing on my sciatic nerve. I have a high pain tolerance but this episode was unbelievably bad. My regular doctor recommended Dr. Mohajer and arranged for me to be seen right away. Thank goodness! After reviewing my history and looking at my MRI, he suggested the epidural shots and asked when I would be interested in getting the procedure. When I said, «Tomorrow!» he agreed and fit me in the schedule. With that procedure, and a follow-​up two weeks later, I have been functioning and living my life normally. I have a chronic problem and pain does recur, but each time, Dr. M takes care of my issues.

Ugh. Thankfully, I am not in Dr. Mohajer’s care. Unfortunately, my brother is. He was in a car accident back in November, and is very limited. He can no longer work, and struggles with pain every day.
My brother had an appointment this morning at 930. We arrived around 915. The first waiting room we went in wasn’t so full, but this waiting room wasn’t the one for us. We were instructed to go down the hall where the «procedure» patients wait.
This room appeared smaller, and was packed. There was only one seat available, I let my brother have it while my daughter and I stood in the corner by the door.
To my knowledge, we have only paid medical copays with check… sooo…they have accepted a check from us before… Today, they informed us that they are not accepting checks. Only AMEX checks, plastic or cash… interesting.
After a few minutes of waiting, a medical assistant comes out and tells us to go to the other room. I, sassily asked «For what?». Seeing as how that room just sent us over to this one! I’m guessing because of their space issue.
So, back down the hall we go… This room filled up as well… very quickly.
They had «walk the line» playing on the TV in the waiting room, but my daughter got a little rowdy, and decided to take her out in the hall. Upon walking out, I heard one of the ladies at the front desk say that the doctor was running behind today.
Ugh. How long have you known that you’ve been running behind??? Couldn’t you have given us a phone call?
While waiting, the staff was delivered fancy coffee drinks. A staff member had a visit from a friend/​family member, who she decided to greet in the waiting room with hugs and kisses. While they talked about who’s mom they were picking up a trailer from at 5am.
Too bad they weren’t this nice to us… I would have settled for ¼ of the kindness.
While walking with my daughter, I hear two ladies come out talking about «rescheduling». I walked the hall with my daughter for about 45 minutes when my brother let me know that they were calling him back… so, we waited over an hour for him to be seen.
Another hour goes by, and I am retrieved by an assistant telling me that my brother is waking up, coming off of anesthesia. I walk back, and can see that other patients are in the big coush-​y chairs provided behind curtains. When they pull the curtains back, my brother is stuck in some rock hard, frail looking wheel chair.
So, he’s coming off anesthesia, and you leave him alone in this chair that he could topple out of??? Which he almost did, by the way. We were waiting for them to discuss his prescriptions with the doctor… he slanted funny, and almost went face first into the tile.
The nurses gave my brother some tea looking juice, and just let us sit there. They gave him an ice pack and another injection of pain medication while we were still waiting on prescriptions.
Still waiting… still waiting… still waiting.
Finally, a girl comes back and hands us two pieces of paper. When asked what, what is does and why, she didn’t give clear answers. My brother asked if he could be prescribed another medication instead of one that they gave him a script for, which was a C2.
She disappears. Comes back, still no solid answers. We wait again.
Another assistant comes back and tells us why we were given what we were given.
Uhhh, where’s the doctor in all this? Shouldn’t he be answering and talking to us instead of all you?
Well, I found the doctor. At around 1215, when I went to pull up my SUV to the front doors, I saw him (thanks for the picture Unilocal!) car keys in hand, with a cup of tea. Nice.
The girl dropping off my brother thanks us. She tells us that they were «short staffed» today…
Oh, does that have to do with the DR running behind.
So sad that we have to go through all this in 2 — 3 weeks again. 3 hours makes for a long morning at the doctor’s office.